In what could just be a negotiating tactic, Reuters reports that the company informed JDI that they have not made a decision yet and are now "re-examining the prospects for Japan Display’s business performance". In any case it seems that JDI's future is not secure yet.

In addition to TPK's and the HG's investment, the Japanese government INCJ fund will provide 77 billion Yen in bonds and will also accept a debt-to-equity swap worth 75 billion. The total deal is worth around $2.1 billion.

Following the deal, the new buyers from Taiwan and China will hold a 49.8% stake, while INCJ's stake will drop to 12.7% (down from 25.3%). It could be that the new investors seek to increase their stake following the investment.